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04 July 2025

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Student Wellbeing Report

40 04 July 2025

When I reflect on the business of term three, there is so much to celebrate. There have been camps, interschool sports, the Winter music concert, Year 12 Retreat and the Year 12 Formal to mention a few. We finish the term off with our Sacred Heart Day celebration. The students have engaged in Mass, followed by our fair to raise funds for charity and concluding with the much-loved talent quest.

We ask that students reflect on their semester one reports and goals set in preparation for the Learner Mentor and Subject Conferences in term 3. These conferences will be on Wednesday 30th July (3:30pm-8pm) and Thursday 31st July (12pm-6pm) at the 204 Campus. Please see Compass for booking details.

Homework club

A reminder that homework club occurs at weekly at the following times and locations:

  1. Wednesday afternoons in the BISC (library) at 204 Churchill Avenue from 2:30 pm until 4pm.
  2. Thursday afternoons at Christ the King Campus in the TISC (library) from 3:15pm until 4pm.
  3. Thursday afternoons at 204 Churchill Avenue in the BISC (library) at 204 Churchill Avenue from 3:15pm until 4pm.

All students are welcome to attend these sessions. Sometimes your teacher or wellbeing staff member may recommend or ask that you attend.

Counselling

A reminder that we have counsellors available across all campuses for students to access. Students may receive up to 6 appointments based on their needs and support. The counsellors are available between the hours of 8am until 4pm. Please speak to your Learner Mentor or Year Level Coordinator should you need support in booking a time.

Holiday programs

There have been a number of holiday programs posted to compass and in the newsletter. If you are looking for something four your young person to engage in over the break, please see the memos re these wonderful opportunities.

Finally, have a well-deserved term break. We look forward to seeing you all at the beginning of term 3 refreshed and ready to take on the semester.

Stephanie Banks
Deputy Principal, Student Wellbeing

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Student Wellbeing Report

40 04 July 2025

When I reflect on the business of term three, there is so much to celebrate. There have been camps, interschool sports, the Winter music concert, Year 12 Retreat and the Year 12 Formal to mention a few. We finish the term off with our Sacred Heart Day celebration. The students have engaged in Mass, followed by our fair to raise funds for charity and concluding with the much-loved talent quest.

We ask that students reflect on their semester one reports and goals set in preparation for the Learner Mentor and Subject Conferences in term 3. These conferences will be on Wednesday 30th July (3:30pm-8pm) and Thursday 31st July (12pm-6pm) at the 204 Campus. Please see Compass for booking details.

Homework club

A reminder that homework club occurs at weekly at the following times and locations:

  1. Wednesday afternoons in the BISC (library) at 204 Churchill Avenue from 2:30 pm until 4pm.
  2. Thursday afternoons at Christ the King Campus in the TISC (library) from 3:15pm until 4pm.
  3. Thursday afternoons at 204 Churchill Avenue in the BISC (library) at 204 Churchill Avenue from 3:15pm until 4pm.

All students are welcome to attend these sessions. Sometimes your teacher or wellbeing staff member may recommend or ask that you attend.

Counselling

A reminder that we have counsellors available across all campuses for students to access. Students may receive up to 6 appointments based on their needs and support. The counsellors are available between the hours of 8am until 4pm. Please speak to your Learner Mentor or Year Level Coordinator should you need support in booking a time.

Holiday programs

There have been a number of holiday programs posted to compass and in the newsletter. If you are looking for something four your young person to engage in over the break, please see the memos re these wonderful opportunities.

Finally, have a well-deserved term break. We look forward to seeing you all at the beginning of term 3 refreshed and ready to take on the semester.

Stephanie Banks
Deputy Principal, Student Wellbeing